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You noticed it in the car on the way home, didn't you?
Yesterday, I came home from Australia and it was about 9 o'clock when I went home to each house.
But I was pretty tired and I'm still very tired.
I couldn't do it today!
I couldn't get up in the morning and I'm still sleepy.
I was sleeping all the time.
I was like this.
I was sleeping with my eyes open.
I was like this.
I was so excited.
I was pretty stuck.
I think you'll understand if you watch it.
Yes, that's how it is, but I'd like to sum up Australia and talk about my impressions.
First of all, this trip was pretty bumpy.
Originally...
Go ahead.
Originally, we were planning to go to Wyhick Island, where you two said you wanted to go.
Originally, we were going to go around New Zealand and around North Ireland.
I was like, "Are we going to Australia?" and we went to Sydney.
And the class was also quite difficult, so we didn't have time to make an Australia plan.
But we were like, "It's okay to be free, right?"
Let's go without a plan!
We went without a plan.
We really didn't make any reservations.
For that hotel and airline.
That's right.
Even if we were going somewhere, we were like, "Should we make a reservation?"
But we were like, "No, let's go."
We went without a plan, right?
We went without a plan.
First of all, I forgot the first one.
I forgot it.
I'm glad you told me about it.
When you enter the country, you have to apply for an app.
I completely forgot about it about five days ago.
I'm glad it was a quick response.
It was really dangerous.
I barely made it.
And we went.
And the second big mistake was that the New Zealand radio didn't go into Australia.
I didn't know that.
I was like, "That's right."
I just realized it now.
It's a different country, isn't it?
Even though we were going to Australia, we didn't feel like we were going abroad.
Going to a different country.
It felt like we were going to a neighboring country.
That's right.
It felt like we were in the same country.
That's right.
I wasn't prepared at all.
That's right.
I didn't have Wi-Fi.
Network.
With brain waves.
I came here with brain waves, but it was surprisingly okay.
I was like, "It was surprisingly okay."
That's right.
Australia is mainly white.
Bondi Beach is...
Beach is free wifi, right? It was quite helpful for going to Bondi, wasn't it?
There is a beach, isn't there?
Yes, yes. It was helpful yesterday.
But Sydney was surprisingly difficult without restaurants and free wifi, but there was a free wifi road somewhere, wasn't it?
And I managed to get in there and somehow... hotel and that road...
And the museum...
Ah! Museum, right?
It was helpful.
It was helpful, wasn't it?
Yes, yes, yes.
It's a very poor story, isn't it?
It was really helpful.
It was helpful, wasn't it?
It was like going to the next destination after searching there.
Right.
And that's it, isn't it?
I made a reservation, but there was no telephone.
Yes.
It's like your cell phone doesn't connect.
Ah, it doesn't connect.
And I went back to the hotel and borrowed the hotel's telephone and made a reservation.
I really think I managed to do it somehow.
But there was one thing I didn't know about it.
The hotel's telephone was 25 dollars.
Did you see it?
It was expensive!
I was surprised like this.
I thought it was old.
Yes, yes.
It was good.
Excuse me, did you use it?
Speaking of expensive things,
the train from the airport to the city was 20 dollars, and I think it was expensive.
And Uber was 32 dollars, wasn't it?
Yes.
If you look up from our hotel to the airport.
So I thought it would be cheaper for two or more people to get on Uber.
And we didn't ask what it was, and we didn't look up the driver's license, and when we found out that it was 20 dollars, we didn't have a telephone anymore.
Yes, yes!
We thought we wouldn't be able to call it anyway, and we couldn't help but get on the train, but I thought it was important to look up the driver's license again.
But I thought the train or the transportation was very convenient. It was very convenient.
After all, when you are in New Zealand, you can't go anywhere without a car, but I don't know about Australia. Australia is also big, isn't it?
I don't know, but we were able to go to white at all, weren't we?
It was a really developed transportation system, but we were able to walk almost every day, weren't we?
No, we walked more than 20,000 steps a day, didn't we?
We did our best.
It's not the distance it takes to get on an Uber.
That's right. It takes about 20 minutes to go anywhere.
Well, but that's how it is.
Also, I was able to see koala for the first time. What do you remember the most about it?
I remember eating kangaroo.
You mean the thread, right?
I remember eating kangaroo for the first time, but I only eat it there, so I wonder if it's possible.
I'm glad I was able to say "I ate it." I was also very happy to see the koala.
Also, I was able to ride a ferry and see the night view for a long time, and the theme park was also very good.
That was fun.
It was so much fun that I wanted to stay longer if I had more time.
It was too soon, wasn't it?
Koala?
Koala? But Mompad was also very cute.
He was just lying down and said, "I want to pet you."
That's all I looked up.
I looked up if there was a place in Sydney where you could hold a koala, but it seems difficult, so I'm glad I went there just to see it.
But the aquarium next door was also very crowded, wasn't it?
I thought I'd like to hold a koala next time. I really wanted to touch it. It looked so fluffy. It was so cute.
It was really fun. It was a lot of fun.
Oh, that's right. We also ate this snack as a classmate. It's delicious, isn't it?
It's delicious. It's sweet, but it's delicious.
I thought it would be a great souvenir because each chocolate was in the shape of a koala.
And I think it was about five dollars. It's cheap and it's a good deal. I highly recommend it at the supermarket.
I recommend it.
Oh, Australia is too big of a country.
It's really difficult for me to go to Sydney.
I only remember this much.
But there are a lot of places I want to go and there should be a lot of flags on the map, but when I pull it out like this, there's only a little bit of it.
Australia is so big.
I want to go to Great Barrier Reef while I'm alive.
It's in the north.
And there's another one that goes by boat from Perth.
What was it? Rhode Island?
There's a quokka there.
I want to go there, but it's so far away.
It might be hard to do it every day.
I hope we can go there.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Your accent and New Zealand accent are very different, but I didn't notice it.
When I came home, my host father in Kiwi said, "Did you notice the difference in accents?"
"Huh? I didn't know." He said, "Huh?"
"Is it that different?" "Yeah, it's totally different."
"Is that so?" "I don't know."
Didn't you know?
I didn't realize it until now.
The difference in accents.
Doesn't it seem like "r" is stronger?
Oh, I see.
I looked it up.
But our host father is "r".
It's tough for "r".
Oh, I see.
It's tough for everyone.
I'm frustrated.
I didn't realize it and I was frustrated.
But after learning a little English,
I can talk to you right away.
I don't know what's famous for this meal.
It may be commonplace,
but I didn't even know that.
You're ignorant.
I'm glad I learned English
in terms of enjoying
overseas travel.
I'm glad I was able to have
a natural conversation.
I think.
I think I was able to speak
a little more than I did in the last Auckland.
I think so.
But I felt it.
Last time in Auckland,
my father asked me
"What do you recommend
in this menu?"
Can I ask you?
What should I do?
What do you recommend?
Can I ask you?
I'm still learning.
But it's nice.
Sometimes you jump out of school
and you're alone.
You can talk to people you've never met before or go to a different country.
I thought it was important. I'm learning English, so I'm not going to try it out, but I'm going on a trip and I'm not sure if it's going to work out.
The teachers at school are trying to understand me and the host families are teaching me in kind English.
It's not just tourists, it's not just your hometown. I thought it was important to have a chance to try it out.
It's not like people from all over the world can speak English.
It was fun to think, "Oh, this person has a Japanese accent," or "Oh, this person's English is like this girl's English at school."
I was able to hear a lot of accents.
I was happy to feel that, and it was important for me to breathe and study.
I thought it was a very important time for me.
It's a fun time, but I don't know what I'm doing right now, and I'm walking and revising.
I'm back at school and I'm going to do my best this week.
And it's test week next week.
It looks like it.
I'll do my best.
Study hard.
Thank you for watching my Australia trip for a long time.
I hope I was able to introduce you to something different next time.
It's so cute.
What? It's cute, too.
This one is cute, too.
It's like Australia.
But "b" is cute, too.
Should we buy it?
You should buy it.
It's the opposite of what you said earlier.
I think it's only now.
This is also limited to Sydney.
I think this circus is only in Sydney.
I'm glad you like it.
Do you like it?
I'm glad you like it.
I think it's good.
My stomach is about to explode.
Let's go.
Is it good?
It's not donut. It's something crispy.
What is it?
It's good.
I'm glad you like it.
It looks good.